Caldwell, ID

City Council

Caldwell Urban Renewal Agency

City Council

City Council

Caldwell Urban Renewal Agency

City Council

City Council

Caldwell Urban Renewal Agency

City Council

City Council

Caldwell Urban Renewal Agency

City Council

City Council

Caldwell Urban Renewal Agency

City Council

City Council

The Council will consider several land use applications, including two annexations and one rezoning. The meeting also includes discussions on wastewater treatment plant engineering services and the adoption of a Historic Preservation Plan.

• Public hearing for rezoning 18.32 acres from C-3 to C-4 near Ustick Road
• Public hearing for annexation of 3.03 acres on S. 10th Ave.
• Public hearing for annexation of 3.85 acres at 19781 Middleton Rd.
• Resolution authorizing $4,446,670 for dewatering facility design by Keller Associates Inc.
• Resolution authorizing $98,490 for design services by Horrocks for Commuter Estates Lift Station

Caldwell Urban Renewal Agency

The Caldwell Urban Renewal Agency will hold a workshop to discuss two RFP submissions for a Main Street boutique hotel. The board will also consider resolutions regarding project completions and agreement amendments.

• Review of boutique hotel RFPs from deChase Miksis and Borum LLC
• Resolution No. 2026-017: Certificate of Completion for RRC Contractors at 213-217 S. Kimball Ave
• Resolution No. 2026-018: Performance schedule extension for TS Development LLC at 510 Arthur Street
• Appointment of Rachelle Castleberry as URA Treasurer
• Update reports for projects at 510 Arthur Street, 905 Arthur Street, and the Canyon County Fair

City Council

The Caldwell City Council meets October 5, 2026 at City Hall, with a 5:00 p.m. workshop on an Economic Development Strategic Plan before the 6:00 p.m. regular session. The agenda mixes routine approvals on the consent calendar with two quasi-judicial public hearings on residential and commercial subdivisions, plus action items on a multi-year Axon contract, irrigation district annexations, and a lane-miles-based road fee formula for a November 2026 ballot initiative. Several items are discussion-only, including a Canyon County Jail site update, city water source capacity, and an ordinance on the Mayor and Council's agenda-setting powers.

• Public hearing on Galveston Townhomes Subdivision: two-lot, 0.18-acre T-N zoned short plat at E. Galveston St. near N. 2nd Ave., recommended for approval by the Hearing Examiner on Aug. 25, 2026
• Public hearing on Canyon Village Shops Subdivision: 5.44-acre, seven-lot commercial subdivision at Cleveland Blvd. and E. Homedale Rd., recommended for approval July 14, 2026
• Action item on a multi-year contract with Axon for ALPR, drones, body cameras, tasers and services (no dollar amount stated in the agenda)
• Action item on a lane-miles-based distribution formula for the November 2026 registration fee ballot initiative
• Consent calendar includes a 3-year Caldwell Police Department contract with Leads Online software, several final plat findings of fact, and a resolution to surplus police vehicles to Enterprise

Caldwell Urban Renewal Agency

The Caldwell Urban Renewal Agency is holding a special meeting on Friday, October 2, 2026, at noon at Caldwell City Hall to consider two action items. Each item would approve a resolution selecting a preferred developer for the Main Street Boutique Hotel RFP redevelopment project and authorize staff to negotiate a Disposition and Development Agreement. The two developers named in the agenda are Borum LLC and deChase Miksis Development. The agenda does not state which developer is recommended or any dollar amounts.

• Resolution to select Borum LLC as preferred developer for the Main Street Boutique Hotel RFP redevelopment project
• Resolution to select deChase Miksis Development as preferred developer for the Main St. Boutique Hotel RFP redevelopment project
• Both items would authorize staff to negotiate a Disposition and Development Agreement for Agency consideration
• Special meeting at Caldwell City Hall, Council Chambers Room #100, 205 South 6th Avenue, 12:00 p.m.

City Council

The Caldwell City Council will hold public hearings and vote on a $8,789,625 budget amendment for FY 2026, amendments to golf fees, and several annexations into the municipal irrigation district. They will also consider a continuation of the Gideon Landing subdivision annexation and preliminary plat to November 16, 2026, and approve various routine items on the consent calendar.

• Public hearing and consideration of $8,789,625 budget amendment (Bill 43, Ordinance 3777)
• Public hearing on amendments to Golf Fee Resolution and Resolution 253-26 establishing golf fees
• Annexation of Prospector Pointe Apartments Phase 2, Guches Subdivision Phase 3, and Wager Acres Subdivision Phase 1 into Caldwell Municipal Irrigation District
• Continuation of Gideon Landing subdivision annexation (ANN26-000007) and preliminary plat (SPP26-000006) to November 16, 2026
• Approval of quit claim deed for right of way along Farmway Rd and utility easements

Caldwell Urban Renewal Agency

The Caldwell Urban Renewal Agency will consider approving a project reimbursement agreement with the City for a water line project on Chicago Street and will vote on paying $104,152.91 in invoices, including reimbursements for alley and storm drain improvements. The agenda also includes updates on several development projects and reports from the treasurer, executive director, and attorney.

• Resolution approving project reimbursement agreement with City of Caldwell for Chicago Street water line project
• Invoices totaling $104,152.91, including $41,810 for Arthur St. storm drain and $22,000 for Project 19 alley improvements
• Development updates: RRC Contractors (Blaine & Kimball), TS Development (Arthur Street), Base Layer (North Caldwell), 7th & Main Developer, Wolfpack Development (905 Arthur Street), Canyon County Fair
• Attorney reports on Site B/Central Area consolidation, S. 6th Ave Plaza transfer, Tilian Phase 2 parking, Site A DDA with Zion Ventures
• Executive session for personnel matters under Idaho Code 74-206(1)(b)

City Council

The Caldwell City Council will hold a regular meeting with a workshop, proclamations, and a consent calendar of routine items. Under new business, the council will consider a collective labor agreement with the firefighters' union, a $111,000 CDBG subrecipient agreement, a request for reconsideration of a denied development, and a public hearing on vacating part of S. 6th Avenue right-of-way. Several other action items include a parks master plan contract, a security fence at the police range, and annexations into the irrigation district.

• Approve purchase of hazardous materials response equipment for $226,615.86 (IOEM grant)
• Approve 2026-2029 collective labor agreement with Caldwell Professional Firefighters IAFF Local 1056
• Public hearing on vacation of 15 feet of right-of-way on S. 6th Avenue SW of Main Street (VAC26-000003)
• Approve $111,000 CDBG subrecipient agreement with Advocates Against Family Violence
• Approve $124,997 professional services agreement for Comprehensive Parks, Recreation, Pathways and Open Space Master Plan

City Council

The Caldwell City Council will hold its regular meeting with a consent calendar of routine items, including professional services agreements, utility easements, and appointments. New business includes approving an amended lease with the Caldwell Night Rodeo, setting fee resolutions for fiscal year 2027, purchasing a bucket truck, and annexing three subdivisions into the Caldwell Municipal Irrigation District. No old business is listed.

• Professional services agreement with Horrocks Engineering for Middleton/Lincoln Utility Extension
• Professional services agreement with Kimley-Horn for Mallard Park Frontage Improvements
• Amended lease agreement with Caldwell Night Rodeo
• Fee resolutions for Fiscal Year 2027
• Annexation of The Charles at Karcher Subdivision, Sisters Park, and Mallard Park into Caldwell Municipal Irrigation District

Caldwell Urban Renewal Agency

The Caldwell Urban Renewal Agency will hold a public hearing and vote on the Fiscal Year 2027 budget, and consider a resolution selecting Zion Ventures LLC as the preferred developer for the Kimball/Arthur redevelopment project, authorizing staff to negotiate a Disposition and Development Agreement. The board will also update its bylaws, approve routine financial reports and invoices totaling $38,190.78, and receive updates on several active development projects.

• Public hearing and action on FY2027 budget
• Resolution to select Zion Ventures LLC as preferred developer for Kimball/Arthur redevelopment and negotiate a Disposition and Development Agreement
• Resolution updating and adopting Urban Renewal Agency Bylaws
• Invoices totaling $38,190.78, including $17,812.75 to City of Caldwell for Economic Dev and $12,891.66 for admin fees
• Updates on developments: RRC Contractors, TS Development, Base Layer, 7th & Main, Wolfpack, Canyon County Fair

City Council

The City Council will review the Envision Caldwell 2050 Plan and a construction award for Kimball Alley Mini Plaza Improvements. The body is also deciding on several labor agreements, school resource officer contracts, and subdivision easements.

• Consideration of the Envision Caldwell 2050 Plan
• Notice of Award to Ewing Construction for Kimball Alley Mini Plaza Improvements
• Collective Labor Agreement with Caldwell Professional Firefighters, IAFF Local 1056
• School Resource Office Agreements with Heritage Charter School, Vallivue School District No 139, and Thomas Jefferson Charter School
• Approval of Piaggio Annexation (ANN26-000004) and West Haven No. 2 Final Plat (SFP25-000031)

City Council

The Caldwell City Council will vote on a consent calendar that includes multiple resolutions, such as purchasing a paint stripe truck and adopting agreements with Idaho Transportation and Destination Caldwell. The council will also hold public hearings on several land‑use applications, including a rezoning from C‑2 to R‑2 for a mixed‑use subdivision on U‑Stuck Rd. and a preliminary plat for Isbell Townhomes on Hill Ln. Additionally, council members will consider authorizing up to $80,000 for fire‑district consulting services.

• Approve Resolution authorizing a $391,450 contract with Terracon for professional brownfield services
• Approve Resolution to purchase a new paint stripe truck for the Street Department
• Public Hearing: Rezone parcels R3258200000 and R325810000 from C‑2 to R‑2 for a mixed‑use development on U‑Stuck Rd.
• Public Hearing: Approve preliminary plat for Isbell Townhomes subdivision at 403 Hill Ln
• Action Item: Authorize Caldwell Fire Department to hire consultants for fire‑district study, not to exceed $80,000

Caldwell Urban Renewal Agency

The Caldwell Urban Renewal Agency will discuss several items, including appointing Rachelle Castleberry as interim treasurer and reviewing updates on current development projects. It will consider a resolution to revoke and rescind the Assignment Agreement for the 9th and Arthur Urban Renewal Project originally dated October 17, 2016. The board will also approve payment of invoices totaling $76,401.66 and adopt the monthly cash reconciliation reports. Additional reports on economic development and attorney matters will be presented.

• Consider resolution to revoke and rescind Assignment Agreement for the 9th and Arthur Urban Renewal Project (Wolfpack Development LLC to Optimum Group, Inc.)
• Approve payment of invoices totaling $76,401.66 (e.g., $17,812.75 for July Economic Development Contributions, $12,891.66 for 2026 Monthly Admin Fees-July, $7,400.00 for June Attorney Services, $9,005.33 for District 26 TIF Agreement FY26, $27,434.00 for Idaho Power URA Project 19 Alley Improvements, $1,857.92 for Maverik TIF Agreement FY26)
• Appoint Rachelle Castleberry as interim URA Treasurer
• Approve Monthly Cash Reconciliation Reports
• Update Development Reports for projects such as RRC Contractors (Blaine & Kimball), TS Development (Arthur Street), Base Layer, LLC (North Caldwell – District 26), 7th & Main Developer, LLC (Main Street), Wolfpack Development, LLC (905 Arthur Street), and Canyon County Fair (Fair Building Project)

City Council

The Caldwell City Council will consider a consent calendar containing multiple routine actions, including a $1,785,094.53 transfer from the Roadway Trust Fund to the Street Fund. Council members will also hold public hearings on a development agreement modification for Covington Square and a rezoning request for Patriots Landing. Additional items include a $30,924.59 request for police vehicle repairs, several annexation ordinances, and approval of financial reports.

• Transfer $1,785,094.53 from Roadway Trust Fund to Street Fund (Consent Calendar item 14)
• Award $15,000 to Cushing Terrell for design services for second‑floor renovations at the Nancolas Center (Consent Calendar item 9)
• Award $299,420 contract to Riverside Equipment Services LLC for construction of Test Well 25 (Consent Calendar item 17)
• Police Department request $30,924.59 for repairs to the MATV armored vehicle (New Business item 3)
• Rezoning request to change parcels from R‑1 to R‑2 for Patriots Landing subdivision (New Business item 1)

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on a 124.6-acre mixed-use subdivision and several rezoning and annexation requests. The body will also vote on various utility easements, city contracts, and commission appointments.

• Aviary Heights Subdivision: Proposed 124.6-acre mixed-use development with 305 residential and 11 commercial lots
• Soterra Subdivision No 2: Proposed rezone of 11.36 acres from C-2 to R-2 for 51 single family lots
• Dahle Construction: Proposal for $291,547.00 for a 20-inch water main line on E. Homedale Road
• Bowen Collins & Associates, Inc.: Task Order No. 26-02 not to exceed $50,000 for development review and water system updates
• Annexation requests for 1620 Aviation Way (2.66 acres) and 1419 Andy Ln (3.03 acres)

Caldwell Urban Renewal Agency

The Agency will discuss funding for the Chicago Street Waterline Extension Project and an RFP for a Main St. Boutique Hotel. The body will also consider a request from the Middleton Rural Fire District to withdraw from revenue allocation provisions.

• Funding for Chicago Street Waterline Extension Project supporting the Public Safety Training Building
• RFP for Main St. Boutique Hotel
• Request by Middleton Rural Fire District to withdraw from CNURA revenue allocation provisions
• Payment of invoices totaling $97,145.52, including $56,000.00 for Destination Caldwell wayfinding signs
• Update reports for developments at Blaine & Kimball, Arthur Street, North Caldwell, Main Street, and 905 Arthur Street

City Council

The City Council will discuss a Water & Sewer Rate Study and hold public hearings on the Community Development Block Grant plans. The body is also deciding on two residential subdivision applications and several infrastructure contracts.

• Results and recommendations of the Water & Sewer Rate Study by Stantec Consulting Services
• Annexation and preliminary plat for August Park Subdivision (24 buildable lots) on S. Florida Ave.
• Development agreement modification and preliminary plat for Covington Square Subdivision on W. Linden St.
• Generator purchase for Well 17 Booster Station Improvements for $224,869.00
• Police Station roof replacement bid in the amount of $196,000

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on land use requests, including a residential annexation on Marble Front Rd. and a development modification on E. Ustick Rd. The body will also vote on several infrastructure dedications and professional service agreements.

• Annexation and preliminary plat for Traverse Landing Subdivision on Marble Front Rd.
• Development agreement modification for Solstice Subdivision on E. Ustick Rd. to allow residential uses in a C-1 zone.
• Waterline infrastructure extension to Caldwell Fire Department Training Grounds for $75,000.
• Proposed mixed-use Aviary Heights Subdivision (305 residential and 11 commercial lots) continued to June 15.
• Purchase of ten autonomous mowers for the Golf Department.

Caldwell Urban Renewal Agency

The Caldwell Urban Renewal Agency will discuss funding for a waterline project supporting the Public Safety Training Building. The body is also considering a developer assignment for the 9th and Arthur Urban Renewal Project and an Opportunity Zone letter of support.

• Funding for the Chicago Street Waterline Extension Project
• Assignment of 9th and Arthur Urban Renewal Project from Wolfpack Development LLC to Optimum Group, Inc.
• Payment of invoices totaling $38,104.41 to City of Caldwell-Econ. Dev, City of Caldwell, and Hilty, Bower, Haws, & Seable
• Opportunity Zone (OZ) letter of support
• Update reports for developments at Blaine & Kimball, Arthur Street, District 26, Main Street, 905 Arthur Street, and the Fair Building Project

City Council

The Caldwell City Council will conduct a quasi‑judicial public hearing on a rezoning request that seeks to change a portion of parcels from C‑2 to R‑2 and approve a preliminary plat for the Ambrosa Subdivision. The Council will also consider an annexation request and development agreement for the Silverleaf Subdivision, which includes up to 655 single‑family units and 22.63 acres of commercial space. Additional actions include approving a $19,500 purchase of a Tsurumi mixer for the water department and several easement and resolution items.

• Public Hearing (Case SPP25-000009) to rezone parcels R3258200000/R325810000 from C‑2 to R‑2 for Ambrosa Subdivision
• Consider annexation and development agreement for Silverleaf Subdivision (ANN25-000010 et al.) covering ~265 acres
• Approve purchase of Tsurumi Mixer from Mountain West Pumps and Valves for $19,500
• Approve Resolution accepting public utilities easement for new development at 2424 Nixon St.
• Consider Bill No. 9 to create a Downtown Advisory Board (Ordinance No. 3753)

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on three development projects, including a 194-lot residential subdivision and a mixed-use project. The body is also deciding on several infrastructure contracts and airport grants.

• WestBilt Estates Subdivision: Annexation and rezoning for 194 buildable lots on Lake Ave
• Ambrosa Subdivision: Rezone from C-2 to R-2 for mixed-use development on E. Ustick Rd
• Shadow Glen Commercial Subdivision: Rezone from R-1 to C-1 for four buildable lots on Middleton Rd
• 2026 Well House 20 Construction Project contract awarded to Desert View Construction Inc. for $1,120,995.00
• Kit Ave Sewer Trunkline Replacement design services with Horrocks for $344,994.00

Caldwell Urban Renewal Agency

The Caldwell Urban Renewal Agency will approve minutes from its March 9 meeting and receive updates on several development projects. It will consider resolutions authorizing a memorandum of understanding for the 6th Ave Plaza and approving a warranty deed for right‑of‑way along Smeed Parkway. The board will review and vote on vendor invoices totaling $64,421.49 and approve its monthly cash reconciliation report. Additional reports on economic development and legal matters will be presented.

• Approve minutes from the Urban Renewal Agency meeting held on March 9, 2026
• Resolution authorizing the MOU with the City of Caldwell for the 6th Ave Plaza
• Resolution approving the warranty deed for dedication of right‑of‑way along Smeed Parkway
• Consider invoices for payment totaling $64,421.49 (City of Caldwell‑Econ. Dev $17,812.75; City of Caldwell $12,891.66; Hilty, Bower, Haws, & Seable $7,400.00; Idaho Press $66.58; Eide Bailly $19,005.00; ICRMP $1,947.50; City of Caldwell $5,298.00)
• Approve monthly cash reconciliation reports

City Council

The City Council will vote on several infrastructure contracts and utility dedications. Members will also hear a request for reconsideration regarding the Summit Grove annexation and preliminary plat.

• Engineering services for Waste Activated Sludge thickening with HDR Engineering, Inc. for $449,800.00
• Wastewater Treatment Facility Step Screen Fine Screen Replacement by Huber Technology for $195,918.00
• Rehabilitation of wastewater treatment digester #3 by Concrete Conservation LLC for $154,886.00
• Purchase of a new Type One fire engine for Fire Station 4
• Reconsideration of denial for Summit Grove annexation and preliminary plat (CASE APP26-000002)

City Council

The Caldwell City Council will discuss several new actions, including a $5,300,000 general‑obligation bond ordinance, the appointment of a Director of Economic Development, and a purchase‑and‑sale agreement for Fire Station #4. Additional items include a parking‑regulation ordinance, and the annexation of Shadow Glen Subdivision Phase 6 into the municipal irrigation district. All items are slated for council vote or further consideration.

• Bill 11 Ordinance 3745 authorizing issuance of up to $5,300,000 in general‑obligation bonds
• Consider appointment of the Director of Economic Development
• Consider the Purchase and Sale Agreement for Fire Station #4
• Consider Bill No. 13 (Ordinance No. 3747) on Parking Regulations for title‑only passage
• Annexation of Shadow Glen Subdivision, Phase 6 into the Caldwell Municipal Irrigation District

Caldwell Urban Renewal Agency

City Council

The Caldwell City Council will consider a public hearing to rezone a 3.9‑acre parcel on E. Ustick Road from C‑3 (General Commercial) to R‑3 (Urban Residential) and approve a special use permit. The council will also act on several consent‑calendar items, including software purchases, a security services contract, and fee changes for multiple departments. Additional discussion will cover cooperation on the 6th Street Plaza redevelopment and other new‑business items.

• Public hearing to rezone 3.9‑acre parcel on E. Ustick Rd (C‑3 to R‑3) and approve Special Use Permit for Freedom 50 Development
• Approve purchase of Utility Billing Software for $207,570
• Approve purchase of Gravity Budget Software for $18,250
• Approve Security Services Contract with SAS Security
• Public hearing on fee changes for Police, Community Development, and Clerk departments

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